More Articles...
Print
Unlike the Trees
by Frank Sherlock
Contributor
Frank SherlockFrank Sherlock is the author of Over Here (Factory School 2009) and the co-author of Ready-To-Eat Individual (Lavender Ink 2008) with Brett Evans. A collaboration with CA Conrad entitled The City Real & Imagined: Philadelphia Poems is was published by Factory School in January 2010.
RECOMMENDED ARTICLES
The Cursed Hunter in the Red Lands (January 1836)
by Douglas GloverAPR 2018 | Fiction
He remembers this: in January four Years now, my little niece Rebecca Ann Burgin playing behind the Oxen at the horse Mill, bending to Grasp a shiny Stone when the Brace, which the Oxen pushed to, caught her Head against the outside Post & smashed it to pieces. She could not have felt but an instant’s Pain, yet the Sight of her were difficult to bear.
(NOT) Water:
Sheila Callaghan, Daniella Topol, and the Slow-Building Wave of Collaboration
by Katie Pearl
JUNE 2017 | Theater
Once upon a time in a New York City that feels very far away, playwright Sheila Callaghan and director Daniella Topol decided they wanted to make a performance together about water.
Visions of Resilience: New York City’s Infrastructural Response to Climate Change
by Max MoorheadMAR 2018 | Field Notes
When Hurricane Sandy hit New York City in 2012, the storm surge rose over thirteen feet in Battery Park, breaking a record set in 1960, and the New York Stock Exchange was forced to close for two days, the longest closure due to weather since 1888.
The New Deal Lives On in the City
by Richard WalkerMAY 2017 | Field Notes
The New Deal of the 1930s utterly transformed New York City, but most people hardly notice today. The landscape of public works created under the aegis of the Roosevelt Administration has become part of the backdrop of everyday life. But try to imagine the city without the Triborough Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel, and Henry Hudson Parkway and you get an idea of how much the city still owes to the New Deal.
RSS
